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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-11-16
LATEST NEWS.

By the steamship Australia, which ar
rived from San Francisco yesterday, we
have dates to November 9Th, inclusive !:
The Condemned Anarchists.
The Supreme Court at Washington has
unanimously denied the application for
condemned anarchists, whose execution
was fixed for Friday, the 18th instant.
Three of their number have signed pc
tition for mercy, and numberless appeals
have been sent in on their behalf, but
public opinion is for the most part in
favor of the law taking it's course. Engel
made an attempt at suicide. Dynamite
bombs have Deen discovered in Lingg's
cell, and it was thought that this would
efectually prevent any communion of
his sentence. That any of the others
will be committed is exceedingly doubt
full. Two full regiments were to be held
in readiness on the fatal day to quell any
incipient rioting.
Jenny Lind, the renowned singer, is
dead.
Another nihilist plot against the Gar
has been discovered. Eighteen army
officers have been convicted.
A terrific gale is reported on the Eng
fish Channel, causing much damage.
Jay Gould has arrived in London.
An explosion of gasoline in a grocery
store at ST. Louis resulted in the wreck
of the building, the death of six persons
and serious injury to three others.
An expedition is to leave New York
on the 26th instant to complete the final
location of the Nicaragua canal route and
prepare the work of construction, to be
commenced in the winter.
The canal between Lake Union and
Lake Washington, w. T., has been
opened.
New YORK, November San election
in the State of New York was to be held
on the 9Th inst. for Secretary of State,
Controller, Acknowledgement, State
Treasurer, State Engineer and Surveyor,
Members of the State Legislature, to-
gether with local tickets in this and
other cities. There are elements in the
canvass which make forshadowing the
result difficult matter. The difficulty
lies in the fact that there are five State
tickets, Democratic, Republican, United
Labor Cor Henry George, Progressive
Labor Cor Socialistic) and Prohibition.
The Duke of Connaught is spoken of as
the prospective Commander-in-chie of
the British army. The Duke of Cam
bridge is getting too old for the position.
Emperor William is still bedridden.
The German Reichstag is to meet on
the oath inst.
President Cleveland's Cabinet is to be
recast when the heads of departments
have completed their annual reports.
The political situation in France is
still critical.
O'Brien resisted an attempt to force
him to put on the uniform OF the Tulla-
more Jail. The prison doctor then di-
rected the Government to desist on &C
count of the unfavorable state OF
O'Brien's health.
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Regatta Pr,,rrammes.

r. ue Official programme of the races,
}, one place to day, published by Mr..
c. godfrey, and printed at this
nh are quite neat in their get-up and
nt,: :e found quite useful to the general
nont 'S reference during the excite
The naturally attending the events of
nan S"''a. The officers and crews of the
9uta = war IN port have purchased
Send Aumber of the programmes to
ton ~ y. as a souvenir of the celebra-
capital -. ' Majesty's birthday, in the
'S II the Hawaiian Kingdom.
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xossets F.eav,mS To-day.

.ur 1ikelike. Davies. for Kahului and way
grts, at p m ..-ox a,na, pano. Gov How
Fng Moi Wa inc, for Fimakua
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DEPARTURES.
TUESDAY, Nov.

TUESDAY, November Is.
rirau. / orenzen. for Maui and Hawaii, at
Tn ,,itabala, Freeman, for Kauai, at p m
itlI Nile Morris, for KoOlau
:tnI 11arv Foster. for Kauai
SEP, ~" Edward May, Johnson, for Hongkong,
~ N for Kuau
, SSI Csnute, fol- Kuau
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,,r or HONOLULU. III. /.
ARRIVALS.

TUESDAY. November Is.
Australia, HoHdlette, ga days from
\, frsn 2t Hall, Bates, from Maui and Ha-
81 woialeaIe, from Hanalei
snr MNI@-niani, Cameron, from Hamakua, Ha-
SUI l""''
ii waimanalo. Underwood. from Waianae
Hwsialua
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A WATCH AND CHAIN, WHICH THE OWNER
"A can have by proving property and paying
for advertising, on application 20
p. MCINEREY,
At bis boot and shoe stSre Fort street, above
King street.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31
Tribute ofRasnacf.

AT meeting of stanton Assembly No. al
n. OF L., Geld on Saturday night, committee
consisting OF Messrs Jas. A. Shewey, NJ b. Stod,
oard and Daniel Crimmins was appointed to
prepare memorial touching the death OF Bro
James N Whaley, who departed this life on the
2oth OF March, 1887. Tie committee reported
the following which was unanimously adopted.
For the first time the Hall of this Assembly
is dfapeC with the emblems of mourning.
true ana tried and valiant knight has stepped
from the ranks to take the station assigned him
IN the presence of the Grand Master w 1rk-
man OF the Universe. warm. hearted,
generous friend and brother. o wise counselor,
a sturdy defender of the principles Of onr order
ana earnest advocate Of the cause OF l&bol,
James NJ. Whaley was worthy to stand where
only true men should stand and the place he
leaves vacant cannot easily be filled.
Assembly No 27ll deeply feels theloss it has scs
famed and desires to place upon record TINS I'm
perfect tribute to the memory of one who loved
MS 1elloWman and our noble order whose OBJ
Ject 1t is to elevate the conditlon.ofits members
and dignity the work of their hands, There
fore be it
ResotUed-That in the death of James M ha-
iey,this Assembly has been bereft of one whose
knlghtly example Will prove an incentive 10
all who knew him well and appreciated his
worth
Resotred-That we wear the usual badge OF
mourning for 80 days.
Resotted-That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes and published in the city
papers and some labor journal.
JAS a. sHEWEY,
M, Il. STODDARD, Committee.
DANIEL CRIMMTNS,
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Lagrange LIENS.
(Reported for the vIReINIAN.)

(Reported for the VIRGINIAN.)
Died on March 90. Mrs. Rebecca Shott
of this vicinity, aged 10 years, 6 months
and days God saw fit to call her t.
worlds on high. away from earthly
cares to the angel land above. Mrs. Shott
WAS the mother Of Messrs. E. w. and D.
W. Shott, of Staunton, and grandmother
of Mr.. Hugh Shott, of Staunton, and OF
Rev. Morgan Shott, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
The funeral took place from the house on
the oath, Rev. Samuel Driver conducting
the funeral services. She was buried in
Croft's cemetery.
Mr.. John r. Thomas, of Plunkettsville,
is very i'll.
Mr.. John A. Thomas, of this vicinity,
has two sick children, one very i'll.
Mr.. John p Bailey's school closed last
Friday, with a grand exhibition on Fri
day night. There was large attendance.
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DEATH OF Mrs. MARTHA j. COLLINS.
This estimate lady'died at her residence,
on Greenyille street on the 18th, aged 60
years. She was daughter of Jno. Carroll,
decd, for many years u useful citizen of
Stanton, and wife Of Mr. Cornelius Col
Inns. Mrs. Collins was married twice
Her first husband was Mr.. Simon n. Mil
Ter, who died q number of years ago, leav-
ing two children, Chas. w. and S. N. Mi
ser, IT,, both residing in Stanton. She
was a lady Of many excellent qualities, and
had be.en sufferer from a wen on her
neck for gears, which she bore patiently
and uncoasplainingly. Her remaining
sisters are Mrs, Larue, Mrs. ]. II. Waters
and Miss Mary Carroll. all Lying in this
place.
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Appomattox Republicans.
AppoMATrox DEPor, March 26 1851.

APPOMATTOX DEPOT. March 26. 1887,
IN, -.
Mr. EDITOR Inc RepuDllcanS OF Apo
mattoy (lonntv had their convention TODAY
~ 4le5e ,11ooo 70 ,,on,;nata oanai5a4as ~
The cnnntv and district, offices tn he alacted
IN Nav .Tha convention Voc colIad 10 or.
dor hy Mr. I r. FrankIin conntv chair.
r,an - r Rloyton ,ras alect cd nern,a.
nemt chairman and Isaac b Walker secre.
ts ,.,0 e''''' - 90 '-'s's = ''''NN'
''' ~ 1, Franklin was Nominated for Com.
r,onvsalih's attnrnev W W Statban for
alloa y Of reyenne col Coo W
NIT '5 fr clerk Of fhe connty and Crcni
Gonrts n y Pruant for sha,;ff and II n
Sb pa,s, for comfy tyeasnrer GU = :
Enr n Marshall Conn
Ntasti., o,.a 1T y c;li;,,,a
" I rlsti e'as a. CT az, 4, Mosos
wo aa.aIeo ~ ~ 1 p HIny+on for Samiisda
d HU"f' CIV " - '''VN so"' ~
oAe S :, ~. RoI Toe r. MoJvor snd II
w McKinnay for StonewalI Il is.rict'
~ IN ~ IT n,,
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Lou f. ALLEYS spring stock Of clothing
is attracting wide attention from people
of good judgment and good taste. His
new styles and cheap prices, excellent ma
tefial, and fashionable make, are drawing
abe cash from the closest pockets. for it is
not often that such bargains can be Sc
cured.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

LOUIS COHEN s. Co., whose various
elothing stores are headquarters for cheap
and reliable goods. have their spring stocks
new in hand and ready for the trade. And
a beautiful stock it is. Be sure to visit
their Augusta street store before decorat-
ing yourself for the vernal season
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DEATH OF M. G. BAILEs.-A telegram
received in Staunton on the 2Stn an
nounced tie death of MI. NJ. G. Bales at
, Gordonsyille, on the 9th. He was well
and favora0ly known in Staunton, and for
number of years was trusted employee
of the c. & o. r. r.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

Highest degree of quality insures low
est cost and best work.
The price per gallon higher but
quantity needed Is less than if any 9TH
er paints were used.
Any building that is not satisfactorily
painted with itor upon which its use has
not cost less than if other paints had
been used will be repainted at our ex-
pense. For sale by
HUGHES & ROBINSON, Sole Agts,
Stanton, Va.
n1ar3l-Rn
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Closing Of the West End School

The West End School, which has been
Mr. wv WINS ISM NJ Cater .e cave its Closing
exercises at the A. NJ. E. Church Friday
night. The exercises were excellent, the
participants acting with zeal, courage, and
great precision, showing the results of
careful training. The singing rendered by
Miss Susie B. Dickinson deserves special
notice. as do the lifelike characters repre-
scented by Misses Minnie S. Watson, Ada
L.aCarey, Lena Mr.. Page, Masters j. Gar
rison, j. l.. Jackson, W. Shelton, j. Fl.
Dyer, and many others that space will not
allow us to mention. On the wall back of
stage was a beautiful drawing, by the prin-
cipal, representing the rising sun, which
added greatly to the effect. After the ex-
ercises addresses were delivered by Revs.
Fuller and Y Dung.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

Mr.. M B. OBERDoRFER, the popular Au-
.gusta street clothier, has just returned
from the North with Il large stock Of
spring and summer clothing purchased at
a bargain. These goods are Of the most
fashionable makes and best material. and
will be sold at about half their real value.
Read bis advertisement.
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Communicated

There is a time and place for all things" but
a soiree such as was given at the Wesleyan Fe-
male Institute Friday night is no place for
those who have neither sense nor manners, but
thrust themselves and their talking upon
those who are trying to entertain them and
those who desire to hear and see.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT

TO the Toters Of the Cpun{y Of Au9asta
I hereby announce myself candidate fol
reelection to the Office of CIERK OF THE COUNTY
COUNT. / return my thanks for all past favors
and if reelected viii discharge the duties Of
the Office to the best of my ability.
febl7- TIDE WILLIAM A. BURNETT.
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TBE MAKE. 8.
REPORTED BY j. II. BLAcKLEY, GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANT.

The markets present no change this week
Both supply and demand are limited, and with
the exception of little firmer feeling in wheat.
there isnothing to report. Quotations ye ster-
day were as follows: Flour-family, 81 extra,
So 70; super So 20 wheat 81 to 81 corn, As to II;
oats, 80 to ST. hay, to Sl1 clover seed, 3 so TO
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DIED.


At the home of her husband, near Edom. u
Rockingham county,at O'Clock Sunday morn
ing, the 18th inst, Mrs. John II. Ralst on, age
81 years. She was a daughter of Joseph aWahh
Nlizabethtown. lad, relict OF the late JOSEPH
/ g. Price, died at the residence of her son-in
Jaw, VIM. d. Duncan, IN u arrisonbnrs, on th'
22nd inst.
On the a5th inst, in Richmond Thomas. soi
of Patrick and Mary KnightIy, of Low Moor
died after q brief illness of brain FEVER.
"Brief beautiful, bright and chaste as morn
ing dew.
On the morning OF the sd of March, Mrs. ne,
becca Shott widow of the late Hugh Shott, q
Soldier of the war of 1872 died at her residence,
in this county, aged "a years. She had been A.
invalid for long time, old age and It's lnlirlnl
The deceased was the mother of D. W; and =
W, Shott aud Miss Mary .. Shott. The IN
neral took place on Thursday, the remains be-
ing inferred at Croft's Cemetery, Rev. Samnel
Driver conducting the funeral services.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

THE SoIREE given at the Wesleyan Fee
male Institute last Friday night was an
entertainment of rare merit, and called
forth deserved praise from all who atten-
tiyely listened
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COUNTY TREASURER.

70 the Voters of augusta County:
hereby announce myself q candidate for re
election to the office of COUNTY TREASURER
Thankful for faycFs OF confidence in th 3 past,
the Office to the best Of my ability.
tebl7-tde j. N MctA RLAND.
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a Poor House for sale.

Peter and Jos. A. Hogff, two of our most CUB
stantial farmers, have recently returned from
comfy they 1eatned that the county poor
house property was offered for sale, and upon
inquiry ascertained that such an institution wa
no longer regarded public necessity. Eignb
years ago the County Judge declared it his pur-
pose not to grant single liquor license, and
Talthtuily held to the line laid down. No IL
l.uof mas been publicly sold in the county since
then, and as g result the pauner list steadily
administration six years, aud was then blotted
ieants to support. and the establishment dedi-
Gated to the care of that class is tenantess, and
IS soon 20 be disposed Of The moral is too plain
to need pointing out -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

EGG PARTY. The ladies Of the Central
Lutheran Church propose having an egg
party in the Hurley building, corner of
Main and Lewis streets, next Friday night,
April LIST, from to 10 p, IN. Hand paint
ed goose eggs and all kinds of fancy Faster
eggs will be on sale. Supper Is cents.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

Remember, Weller has the best stock Of
Black Goods in the city. and at the lowest
prices. mars
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS at BERKELEY 4
STUDIO lover Loeb Bros.) reduced to s.
per dozen, s. per half dozen, and 81 fol
three, and engagements made from old
pictures.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

Sullivan's Hibernian Cigar is the best
on the market for five cents. Call for
them VIXEN you want good smoke.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

Choice selections Of French SaJines, this
springs importations. to be fond at Wei
ler's, adjoining the Opera House.
mara
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SHERIFF.

To the Voters of augusta:
hereby announce myself a candidate for the
office of SHERIFF Of Augusta county.
mar IG-tde WM. McCUE.
To the Voters Of Apg,sstq County
respectfully announce myself as g candidate
for the office of SHERIFF. of the county for the
next term.
Having served the people of Augusta for ten
years as Deputy Treasurer, Deputy Sheriff, and
Sheriff. promise for the future. as l have
tired in the past, to faithfully discharge my
duties, If IL shall be your pleasure to con tinue
me in Office L. K. N. SPECk.
febl7-tde
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HOUSE AND LOT IN GREENvILLE

HOUSE AND LOT IN GREENVILLE
At COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Pursuant to decrse of the Circuit Court of
Auagusta. county. entered On the 9th day of
May, 1885, in the cause pending therein in cham
Gerry under name and style of Fauber vs. Myers
and Ais, VIII, as Commissioner, therein APP
pointed, proceed to sell on
MONDAY, MARCH 2Sth, 1887,
(being county court day. at pualie auction 10
the highest bidder, in 'front.' OF the court house
Of Augusta county,
a HOUSE AND LOT,
in the village ofGreenviIle. occupied BIZ or be-
longing TO stephen Myers and his wife ythe lot
contains about Iiaore, arQ has on it very
eonf0rtatle two story frame dwelling house
the los is known as 40. q ia the plot of New
Greenviiie.
TERMS Cash In hand sufficient 10 pay the
costa OF SUIT and sale, ana the residue upon
credits OF one, two ard three years in equal
instruments for which the PURCHASER will exc
cute bonds with approved personal security
bearing interest from the day of sale, and. the
title retained as ultimate security.
W. f. CRAIG,
Commissioner
|, b. r. Terry, Dep. Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of augusta county. do certify that W. r. Craig.
the Commissioner appointed by the decree re-
fered TO- has executed and filed. the bond res
CURED ny law.
Given under my hand this liza aay OF Feb.
ruary, 1887. = / ST.
feb 24-tGs =. f. TERRY, Dep. Clerk.
POSTPONE MisNI'
The above sale is post poned unfit MONDAY,
APRIL Ssh, 1887, County Court day., at The
same place and hour.
W. e. CRAIG,
mar 3l-tGs Commissioner.
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1T is q luxury to smoke good cigar just
after meals, OF before retiring at night.
To get the best, call for Sulivan'5 Hiber-
nian, only FIVE cents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT !.

A als7luIstratox Is NOsicc.-As Admins ira
"A tor of the estate of Henry Hughes, decd.
tate, OF to whom the estate may be indebted, to
come forward and settle, at the old stand on
New Street. Those having claims against the
estate must have them properly proven and
certified. j. l.. HUGHES,
mar 3i-3t Adm Henry Hughes, decd.
oas * 81. cot y FRY TENEME NT,
L Hcod, Water and FrEiI convenient.
Apply to - u. l.. HAMRICK.
Long Glade, Va,
Orto NJ. B. HAMRIcK, staunton. Va.
mar Sl-3t
T OsT-TWO NOTES OF 50, 500 each, one at 50
days, and one at months, dated March
18th, 1887. drawn in favor Of O. A. Thayer and
Co. and made payable at Augusta National
Bank Of stanton Va Al person,s are re. cav y;
same. =. a. IHAYER,
W WHITAKER,
WIN. BEURY, CHOPPERS CO.
r ANDRETHs DELIBERATELY GARDEN
IA SEEDS,
LEWIS PURE LEAD,
LINSEED OIL,
VARNISIES OF ALL KINDS,
M0oREas PREPARED KALsOMINE
ASD PAINTERS SUPPLIES GENERAL s
AT HUGHES & ROBINSoN,ss,
mar 81 stanton, Va.
NJ office tt Teaehers.-An Institute for the
IN white teachers Of Augusta county will
be held in the Somerville Building in Staun-
ton, on Thursday and Friday, April l It'll and
18TH. All teachers are expected to attend, and
take an active part in the proceedings. Those
desiring to discuss particular subjects will
please notify me at once ON Saturday, April
10th, an examination Will be held in the old
Academy for all teachers, white and eolored.
who expect to teach next session in this
county. Teachers holding certificates at
the Normal last year, grades No. and 2 and
who attend this Institute promptly can have
them extended for annther year.
e. Il. JORDAN,
mar3l-3t Supt. Schools.
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REPORTS OF EXAMINATIONS OF ORES. sc
Made for the VIRGINIAN.

$1,000 ~ 49,
No. 275-J w II, Troutville, Va.-No.
1-Shale carrying iron pyrites and posi-
bly, some gold. We are not able.to report
absolutely Oh the presence or absence of
gold. and could only do SO after a careful
qualitative test. which would take consid-
cradle time,
No. 276-J W H.-No. 2-Basaltic rock
containing iron pyrites and may carry
gold. See remarks to above.
No. 277-J E r., Harrisonburg, Va
No. L. Shale similar to that found in the
coal region and which often oyerlayS an
thracite coal.
No. 276-J E R.. Harrisonburg, Va
No. 2.-Recent formation Of shell-bearing
rock. 1t would make good dressing for
land deficient in lime.
No. 279-J 4 H., Greenyille, Va.-Clay
baked by brick. The red color is due to
oxide of iron.
No. 2so-J S c., Stanton, Va.-Very
fair quality limonite ore.
No. 2sl-W W O.-Fair quality limon-
tie iron ore,
No. 2S2-D LIS. Striblihg Springs--Fail
quality anthracite coal.
No. 2S8-DF Tho. 1-Hematite iron
ore in quartz.
No. ESD F T.-No. First rate
iron ore of the lar variety,
No. ESD T T.-No 3.-Tolerable
hematite iron ore.
No. 2S6.-S H L., Lynnwood, Va--The
specimen is epidote, Of no commercial
value.
No. 2S7.-RES.. Harrisonburg, Va
No. Extra fine quartz of limonite iron
ore.
No. 2ss.-R E s.-Ferruginous sand
stone of no value.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

THE LONGMAN AND MARTINEZ PAINT
advertised in another column by Messrs.
Hughes & Robinson. has firmly establish
cd its claim to pronounced superiority.
Fried 6y every test 1t has never yet failed
to give the most complete satisfaction.
Its popularity is evidenced by its unpreoe-
dented sales; its worth and durability are
proven by an ever increasing demand; its
economy is made plain BY the simplest of
comparisons. In snort, it is pure white
lead and hnseed oil paint that STANDS un-
rivaled in the market to-day. No better
oE more satisfactory proof Of this claim
could be offered than the absolute guaran-
tee which is given with every gallon sold.
The manufacturers are thoroughly reliable.
and this is their guarantee:
ANY building that is not satisfactory
when painted with our prepared paints, we
will repa.1t8 at our expense, with such
WHITEHEAD Or other PAINT rs the property
owner may elect -
When it is remembered that this paint
costs 40 mere than others of inferior
quality, the safety ana economy of It's use
needs no urging.
Messrs Hughes s. Robinson will be glad
to give estimates, costs. sc.
We have been forced to postpone several
interesting communications.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-31

4 UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT of
the most novel and interesting exhibitions
ever given in this city was that which
drew together large audience at the Deaf
Dumb and Blind Institution Friday night.
It was pantomime gotten up by the deaf
mute pupils, under the instruction of Prof.
Frank 3. Yates, and proved to be re-
markable performance. chs MUSIC was
by the blind, and those who could hear not
one note kept perfect time to it, So per-
feet was the pantomime that the audierce
had no trouble to Keep pace with the pro-
gress of the play. In this instance, at
least, g actions spoke louder than words. -
We should gladly give a more extended
notice did cur space permit, for certainly
the entertainment was worthy of the most
unqualified praise.
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To The Voters Of he County Of 44ngusfa

respectfully announce myself candidate
for the office of CIRCUIT COURT CLERK. and il
elected will discharge the duties of the Office
faithfully and TO the best.of my ability. HAY
duties of the County Clerk s Office, natter my
self that can discharge those to which aspire
with Satisfaction to the public.
febif-tde JOSEPH b. WOODWARD